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1 AP ECONOMICS: October 25 Notebook Peer Check then Turn In
A.P. Economics Learning Target In order to understand how the government works to promote the economic goals of full employment, price stability, and economic growth, I will analyze the structures and responsibilities of the Fed. I will know I have it when I can explain: (1) how it is largely independent from politics; (2) why it is a decentralized central bank; (3) the role of the Board of Governors; (4) the role of the FOMC; and (5) how it interacts with banks and in the payments system. --Federal Reserve System (video guide—HO) The Federal Reserve and You (26:02) -Intro; Structure of the Fed; Payments System; Supervision and Regulation; Monetary Policy; Fed’s Role Today Fed Chair Jerome Powell (1:40) Assignment Read Module 28; GC video

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